There is nothing lower than this scumbag
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Sorry if this is a pearoast......But.....Grrrrrrrr
http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/n...
http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/n...
king disgusting. How on earth can an act of such cowardice be seen as a show of superiority? Stick him in a cage with a couple of big guys and let them kick ten bells out of him as he cowers in a corner. Punishment should fit the crime in my opinion."There is nothing lower..."
Really? You can't think of a crime being committed to an actual human being that you find more abhorrent than kicking a dog?
I know some dog owners' sense of reality can be a little warped, and not excusing the shocking behaviour in the article, but that does seem a rather odd thing to say.
Really? You can't think of a crime being committed to an actual human being that you find more abhorrent than kicking a dog?
I know some dog owners' sense of reality can be a little warped, and not excusing the shocking behaviour in the article, but that does seem a rather odd thing to say.
The Sun said:
Simeon Major repeatedly booted his seven-month-old Staffordshire bull terrier to impress cackling pals.
He kicked the trembling pup into the air, then slammed it on a wall before punching its face.
Major, 19, of Luton, Beds, goaded his pet to bite a pal, but it refused.
The jobless dad of one, who admitted causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, sobbed as the RSPCA footage was played at Luton Magistrates' Court.
He was given eight weeks detention, and a further eight for breaching a suspended sentence.
He was also banned from keeping animals for ten years.
District Judge Carolyn Mellanby called the violence "appalling".
He kicked the trembling pup into the air, then slammed it on a wall before punching its face.
Major, 19, of Luton, Beds, goaded his pet to bite a pal, but it refused.
The jobless dad of one, who admitted causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, sobbed as the RSPCA footage was played at Luton Magistrates' Court.
He was given eight weeks detention, and a further eight for breaching a suspended sentence.
He was also banned from keeping animals for ten years.
District Judge Carolyn Mellanby called the violence "appalling".
sjg said:
"There is nothing lower..."
Really? You can't think of a crime being committed to an actual human being that you find more abhorrent than kicking a dog?
I know some dog owners' sense of reality can be a little warped, and not excusing the shocking behaviour in the article, but that does seem a rather odd thing to say.
You are right of course.......Just that the old piss was boiling at the time of posting...still is.Really? You can't think of a crime being committed to an actual human being that you find more abhorrent than kicking a dog?
I know some dog owners' sense of reality can be a little warped, and not excusing the shocking behaviour in the article, but that does seem a rather odd thing to say.
Reload said:
The Sun said:
Simeon Major repeatedly booted his seven-month-old Staffordshire bull terrier to impress cackling pals.
He kicked the trembling pup into the air, then slammed it on a wall before punching its face.
Major, 19, of Luton, Beds, goaded his pet to bite a pal, but it refused.
The jobless dad of one, who admitted causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, sobbed as the RSPCA footage was played at Luton Magistrates' Court.
He was given eight weeks detention, and a further eight for breaching a suspended sentence.
He was also banned from keeping animals for ten years.
District Judge Carolyn Mellanby called the violence "appalling".
He kicked the trembling pup into the air, then slammed it on a wall before punching its face.
Major, 19, of Luton, Beds, goaded his pet to bite a pal, but it refused.
The jobless dad of one, who admitted causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, sobbed as the RSPCA footage was played at Luton Magistrates' Court.
He was given eight weeks detention, and a further eight for breaching a suspended sentence.
He was also banned from keeping animals for ten years.
District Judge Carolyn Mellanby called the violence "appalling".
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becksW said:
Can't begin to describe how I feel watching that but his mates were no better, only one person tried to protect the pup, but they were obviously wary of this guy. At least pup will hopefully have a decent home now.
Sorry, but:Sky said:
Outside the court, RSPCA Inspector Peter Warne said: "The sad thing is that Major will not say where the dog is now.
"He says he has given it to a friend, but I have my doubts."
"He says he has given it to a friend, but I have my doubts."
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